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Experience the Thrill of Heroes of Loot: Gauntlet of Power

Heroes of Loot: Gauntlet of Power is the new action RPG shooter game coming to Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative genius of OrangePixel, we're in for another epic adventure. Due to make its way onto Steam next month. Exciting news for all the dungeon crawler fans out there. Heroes of Loot: Gauntlet of Power is coming this June via Steam, and later in Q4 2024 on Atari VCS. Developed by OrangePixel, this game is a wild mix of roguelike dungeon crawling and bullet-heaven chaos. In Heroes of Loot: Gauntlet of Power, you get to dive into endless dungeons packed with enemies like skulls, imps, ghosts, and ghouls. Your weapon? The epic Gauntlet of Power, which lets you shoot in 8 directions and upgrade your firepower. You’ll unlock combo weapons and special effects to take down hordes of enemies while you venture deeper and deeper.

Heroes of Loot: Gauntlet of Power Launch Trailer

Features:

Endless Dungeons: With randomly generated dungeons, items, enemies, and bosses, no two runs are the same.

Weapons Galore: Start with 5 base weapons and unlock 9 special combos and union weapons, all of which you can level up.

Unique Items: Find items that give you the edge against waves of enemies.

Epic Boss Fights: Face off against over 14 end bosses, and a final boss of all-bosses battle.

Variety of Dungeons: Explore 6 different dungeons, each with 16 levels.

Playable Classes: Choose from 2 playable classes and unlock 2 more while you progress in Heroes of Loot: Gauntlet of Power.

Rune Power: Unlock rune-power options to give you extra abilities.

Forged Cards: Collect perma-unlockable forged cards to enhance your playthroughs.

Secret Rooms & Quests: Discover hidden rooms, complete quests, find treasure rooms, and visit shops.

This is the third game in the Heroes of Loot series and it’s launching just in time for OrangePixel’s 20th anniversary as a solo game developer. Pretty awesome, right? Plus you can also try the native Linux Demo on Steam. Imagine if Binding of Isaac and Vampire Survivors had a Zelda-like love child with an incredible weapon system. That's what you’re getting with Heroes of Loot: Gauntlet of Power. It’s packed with HOURS of gameplay, unlockable characters, treasures, and so much more. So get ready to jump into this epic adventure and conquer those dungeons like a true hero! So, mark your calendars for June and get ready to dive into the action RPG shooter madness. Whether you're on Linux, Mac, Windows PC, or Atari VCS, Heroes of Loot: Gauntlet of Power is a must-play on Steam. Stay tuned for more updates and happy dungeon crawling.

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Review: Residual (Switch)

Το Residual είναι ένα 2D pixel art platformer με στοιχεία επιβίωσης και εξερεύνησης. Μπορεί όμως να επιζήσει στη σύγχρονη αγορά ή θα ξεμείνει στην ερημιά; Continue reading

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Residual Impressions

Residual is a charming survival game created by @OrangePixel that you need to check out.

During PAX West this year, I was able to stop by the Apogee booth and check out a few games. One of the standout titles was Residual, a procedurally generated, resource gathering and exploration platformer. This game was created by Pascal, the single game developer for the company, Orangpixel. With each planet you land on being procedurally generated, there is a ton to be discovered here and…

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Residual faces new means of survival on distant planets

Residual survival platformer game gets a day one release on both Linux and Windows PC. Thanks to the ongoing creative efforts of developer Orangepixel. Available with a discount on both Steam and GOG. Residual is a new breed of survival platformer from OrangePixel. While Sirens blare. A lone spaceship’s hull quakes. A weary traveler crashlands on a new world. As they emerge from the warped chassis into blazing heat or arctic tundra. There could be a drenched swampland or another type of hostile planet. All procedurally generated and unfamiliar stars. While one thought emerges: Survive. All alone against the void, the explorer ventures forth. Due to finding food, minerals, and a way to fix their ship to return home. At the start of every game, the proprietary Nature Engine sculpts a brand new world. While governing everything from climate and resources to plant life. All the way to certain nature based rules of Residual. Carve out an life on thousands of possible planets. Since each presents a different yet weird challenge. Find shelter from the blazing sun. Develop your power to stay warm during long, cold nights. You can also find creatures and flora that can help or harm. Space holds the chance of freedom. But beneath the surface lies long forgotten secrets. Residual will have you discover an ancient civilization eager to make themselves known again. Through creative puzzle solving and creative dungeon diving. All lay bare the mysteries of the universe. But will this discovery aid a planetary escape? Maybe leave the lost pilot forever trapped in the void?

Residual (Launch Trailer)

“I kept telling them not to go down that chasm. But do they ever listen to me? No!” chimed Pedey-B, the explorer’s constant robot companion and Personal Disaster Bot. “Whatever secrets are down there is not our concern. … Hey, are you even listening?” “What lies at the heart of Residual is that yearning to explore, discover, and survive,” offers Pascal Bestebroer, the solo developer behind OrangePixel. “Every new planet means different, exciting stories for each player. Share your adventure with others who seek it!” Residual survival platformer releases on both Steam and GOG. While offering builds for Linux and Windows PC. Along with support for 11 languages. For more on OrangePixel and Apogee’s galactic adventure, check out the game website. Follow the studio on Twitter, Discord, and Facebook. Also be sure to tune in for Pascal’s weekly devlogs on YouTube.

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Residual First 50 Minutes of Gameplay

Join us as we explore the first planet in Residual and discover some of it's many hidden secrets!

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In a forgotten galaxy full of strange planets, you crash-land on one with the ancient mystery. Craft tools and mining devices. Hostile biological life, and more stand between the voyager and survival. You’ll have your snarky and occasionally helpful Personal Disaster Bot with you the entire way.

Residual Developer: Orangepixel Publisher: Apogee Entertainment Website:  http://www.orangepixel.net/ Platform: Windows Release September, 2021

Available now on steam - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1290780/Residual/

[linuxgamenews]

Residual survival now has an official release date

Residual survival platformer games due to release this fall on Linux and Windows PC. Thanks to developer and long time platform support from Orangepixel. Due to make its way onto Steam this fall. Residual is a new breed of survival platformer from OrangePixel. All due to crash land on Steam for Linux, Mac, Windows PC on Thursday, September 9th. Alone against the void, one explorer must survive an uncertain alien world. This is also generated anew with every fresh start. Since you will have to repair the ship against incredible odds. Such as when the rain lashes, high winds push back, blazing heat or chilling cold strike. With the secrets of a long lost civilization. All due to make themselves known in Residual. Only creative puzzle solving, creative crafting, and an eye for escaping impending doom. All due to bring the heroic spacefarer home. Witness the Nature Engine, a custom procedural generation system. Which also governs everything from climate and minerals to hostile plant life. All taking place in the nature based rules. For every planet among thousands of possibilities. There is a different ecosystem tasks that adventurers have to learn with new twists. So with no fishing pools, you have to find a new food source in Residual. In the face of long, cold nights, make haste to chart new ground during the day. Hot deserts bring useful solar power. So what will you spend it on?

Residual - Gameplay Trailer

Choose between a male, female, or non-binary Residual hero. Venture forth with the quirky snarky robot this side of the galactic core. Who is also your Personal Disaster Bot, Pedey-B. A constant aide, Pedey-B guides its friends(?) through the journey. All while offering helpful advice, caustic yet well meaning tips. Not to mention random critique. “Residual invites players to tell their own survival stories. All in a forgotten galaxy where no two planets are exactly alike,” chimes in Pascal Bestebroer of studio OrangePixel. “Sharing stories from our gaming is the best part of this business. So it was very important to me that Residual come to many different platforms. And have options for a gentler survival adventure.” Play the FREE demo version on Steam. Residual survival platformer lands on the planet, September 9th via Steam. Due to release on Linux and Windows PC. Priced at $19.99 USD, along with support for 11 languages. For more on OrangePixel and Apogee’s galactic adventure, check out the game website. Follow the studio on Twitter, Discord, and Facebook. Also, tune in for Pascal’s weekly devlogs on YouTube.

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Residual survival  due to make its way onto Steam

Residual a new survival platformer coming soon in Linux gaming with Windows PC. Thanks to developer Orangepixel. Due to make an official debut sometime soon via Steam. Revealed during GameSpot’s Play for All showcase. Residual is a new breed of survival platformer from OrangePixel. Along with legendary publisher Apogee Entertainment. Which is due to crash land on Steam in Q3 2021. Standing alone (singleplayer) against a uniquely generated alien world. While you play as the survivor of a crashed spaceship with the goal of escaping. This is if it is at all possible. Explore a strange world within a forgotten galaxy and uncover ancient lore. There are also mysteries hidden for centuries miles beneath the surface. Apogee Entertainment, the industry celebs who brought you Duke Nukem, Prey, Wolfenstein 3D, and Max Payne. They also welcome Residual, an uncertain survival adventure. The unique Nature Engine (not based on Unity or Unreal) generates thousands of possible planets. Each having a very different climate, plant life, weather, and terrain. Which also evolves every time you play the game. Harvest food and find warmth to make it through the night. Dig up precious metals to craft sci-fi survival tools. Since Residual lets you craft teleporters and force fields. Dangerous storms threaten from above. As do the traps of a mysterious, long lost species guard the maze of caves below.

Residual - Gameplay Trailer

Yet through it all, Residual strives for a deep experience anyone can enjoy. Solve light puzzles and think up creative solutions and avoid fighting. Choose a male, female, or non-binary character. Then venture forth with the snarky and humorous robot companion. Hence the Personal Disaster Bot (a.k.a. Peedy-B) as your guide. Who also happens to think it’s the star of this galactic story. No matter where the adventure goes and what the planet has in store. Gameplay offers over 3,000 plant and animal species that appear. At the deepest layers of the planet, the secrets lie. Find out what brought this uncharted galaxy to its knees and waits to be discovered. “When designing Residual, my goal was to offer players something brand new every time they sat down to play,” said Pascal Bestebroer of one man studio OrangePixel. “Every world tells its own story, shaped by your personal journey through it. The experience will always be challenging, but never unfair. And a rich story awaits for those who choose to seek it.” “Look, it wasn’t me who crashed,” butts in Peedy-B in a raspy, computerized voice. “But let’s get real here, as the brains of this operation, it’ll be up to me to get us both off this rock!” Residual opens a galaxy map on Steam via Linux gaming and Windows PC. Also offering up builds for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch in Q3 2021. For more on OrangePixel and Apogee’s journey through space. Check out the official website. Follow the studio on Twitter, Discord, and tune in for Pascal’s weekly devlogs on YouTube.

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Traverse Harsh Environments in 'Residual' Aided by Alien Tech to... Survive?

There are many ways to approach alien planets in search of alien tech, ancient lore, and other goodies. Crashing your spaceship into one? Probably not the best, and yet, that is where Residual kicks off, leaving you all by your lonesome in a hostile environment. Except you're actually accompanied by the snarkiest of snarky... Personal Disaster Bot (PDB). Oh boy.

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